Sentence examples for could practically be achieved from inspiring English sources

The EGF outlined ethical principles to which all researchers within UK10K must adhere, but afforded some flexibility to how those principles could practically be achieved.

The uncoupling of timed meals from reduced calories could practically be achieved only with animals, such as αMUPA, that spontaneously eat less.

And that has practically been achieved.

A theoretically defined basic operation point could practically be confirmed.

It shows how the WTIF could practically be constructed.

"That could practically be considered growth in this market," Cohen says.

A digital double was used only for stunts that could not be achieved practically, such as the Fastball Special where Colossus throws Wolverine.

It remains unclear how this could be achieved practically, or how defensible decisions could be made.

Mr. Rachid, a relatively unideological and pragmatic adviser, spoke more practically about what could be achieved.

Along with Alec Reeves's concept of telephone conversations transmitted as pulses and Alan Turing's dream of all-purpose computing devices, Shannon's ideas had to wait for solid-state electronics to mature before they could be achieved practically.

A higher sensitivity could probably be achieved by using larger CSF extraction volumes (5-20 ml), but in general this is not practically possible.